@MelodieLicht

It is the little things that count!  I've come back to this video now a few times ... had to fully understand this and what I was missing when it didn't work!  Thank you so much for sharing these tutorials... little by little, inch by inch. I have picked up so much from you  so want you to know how much I really appreciate you and what you've shared.  I do this strictly for myself or I would jump right into your program!

@vickiclark7293

Thank you so much!  I haven't worked with Access since I retired in 2011 and lost so much!  You make it very easy!!

@1000Zebedee

Hi Richard. Sincere thanks for sharing your wealth of DB knowledge. This is now making sense to me having listened to your wonderful narration. Thanks again 😀 (BH from UK)

@julioflorentino3321

Hi, You are a good instructor, Best regards to you.

@captainkeyboard1007

Working with Lookup Wizards, Combo Boxes and List Boxes are my favorite tasks to do in Access. Not only I feel like I have gained knowledge. As a fan and user of Microsoft Office 2019, I am entertained, thus using Access at my own leisure.

@f.d.harbecke8660

This video, and the others in the sidebar, are superb. A lot of detail, well-explained, very engaging! And this comes from an instructional designer whose lot in life is to do precisely what you're doing, but for any topic under the sun. LOL

I do have a question for you: What if you're trying to reference a combo box that's already a combo box? In other words, I want my source to reflect the table records, but I need to interpret them in terms of the original combo box categories. When I create the field in the table or the form, I just get the numbers but not the text it refers to.

I hope this question makes sense, and I hope this is the right place to ask the question--I do consider it part of "get the values from another table or query."

Have a great day, and thanks again for the excellent videos. =D

@rexyooper1

“Ate a tribble”. Love the video and the comedy.

@Jojosmith342

Richard Rost - the GREATEST Access teacher of all time. Thank you so much Richard for your time & kindness to educate the world. 
What if the customer list is long with > 100,000 customers? would there be another option other combo box? thanks a lot Richard

@ihabemran7994

Superb!! Great value, great benefit. Thank you!!

@michaeltrew8827

learnt a lot here in a relatively short space of time, thanks!

@HelenWagner-cw5gw

You are amazing.  It is what I need!!

@benmoore8547

brilliant video, super helpful loved it!!

@Psychopatz

Thank you sir! These tutorials are super cool and helpful. This definitely flames up my passion to learn ms access.

@PeterPapadimitriou

Great video.  Thank you

@gregoryjeffries8475

Love your vids. Great targeted info.

@harrisonmiller404

Hey Richard, newbie here. I have learned most of what I know from just a few of your Vids, GREAT STUFF! I just have a question relating to the combo box! The combo Box I have created is entering into my InsandOutsT the ID number instead of "In Stock", "Assigned" or "Installed" which is hard to read from the table view, whereas when using a list value it inserted the text instead of the ID. How do I solve this? Best Regards!

@mehranbarahouie

Great Job

@gonefishing2006

Saved again - kind of.  Have you done a video regarding comboboxes and save for later use.  I was stumbling about on that for a little.  Finally figured it out but.

@ChristopherDanello

Richard Rost, I love your videos! They are enormously helpful. I saw a video in which you commented on how to fix reports when using a combo box (where is shows the field value and not the ID number). I have not been able to find the video again since. Do you recall this video?

@ledahbernardi1070

Hi there! Finally I´m a Silver Member, here in Youtube,  but I´m having some trouble finding the extended cuts, for the members here on you tube, can you help me please?  Just love your classes, and I want to learn  a lot more. Tks